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Flight Plan Package FLIGHT PLAN PACKAGE PIA 788 LHR-LHE 02SEP12 FLT PLAN ID 92011103 FTPRLS 92011103 ------------------------------------------------------------------- DISPATCH RELEASE MESSAGE -------------------------------------------------------------------- BAY NO:........ CORD:................ PK:788 CAPTAIN: SECTOR:LHR-LHE REG:APBID SDEP: 16:00 SARR: 23:40 BLK-TIME: 07:40 FLT-TIME: 06.56 TTL.FUEL: 74400 TRIP: 56344 FOD: 16856 HOLD: 3168 ALT: 10870 EST.TOGW: 297615 EST.LGWT: 241271 RESERVE FUEL: 14038 EST.ZFW: 224500 RVD.ZFW: ......... ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- MINIMUM EQUIPMENT LIST ITEMS APPLICABLE FOR THIS AIRCRAFT --------------------------------------------------------- FOR C/F SNAGS MENTIONED IN TECH LOG, PLZ REF. MEL/CDL/DDG ------------------------------------------------------------------- F.O.O. NOTES TO CREW ------------------------ PREFERRED EN-ROUTE ALTERNATE AIRPORT EGLL EHAM EBBR EDDF EDDB EPWA LKPR LHBP UKBB UKOO UGTB UBBB UTAA OIMM UTSB UTSS UTDD UTSS OAKB OPRN OPLA CUT CHANNEL FREQ AT LHR 131.425 MHZ CALL SIGN DANATA ------------------------------------------------------------------- ROUTE AND PROFILE ----------------- EGLL BPK6J BPK M185 CLN UL620 ARNEM UP147 RKN UL980 SUI L980 USTIL UL980 TAMAK A87 AKT B363 NAKUK B198 BUPOR A107 GR A466 AMDAR M875 SITAX A466 HARPA ZARAF ZARA1A OPLA 310 ROBEG 330 MEDOL 350 ALTERNATE 1 ROUTE AND PROFILE ----------------------------- OPLA LEMO3A LEMOM J112 NH NH2A OPKC 360 ------------------------------------------------------------------- AIRCRAFT ACCEPTED CAPTAIN . PREPARED BY FLIGHT OPERATIONS OFFICER MUHAMMAD ANWAR LIC 637 COMPUTER GENERATED FPL, FOO SIGNATURE NOT REQUIRED. ------------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGIN METAR EGLL 021120Z 27009KT 9999 BKN010 18/14 Q1025 BECMG BKN015 DEST TAF TAF OPLA 020945Z 0212/0318 14010KT 4000 FU SCT040 SCT100 TX36/0310Z TN/0300Z PROB30 TEMPO 0300/0306 17010G25KT 2000 TSRA FEW030CB SCT040 BKN100 PROB30 TEMPO 0312/0315 16010G30KT 2000 TSRE FEW030CB SCT040 BKN100 ALTN TAF TAF OPKC 021000Z 0212/0318 27010G20KT 6000 SCT030 SCT100 PROB30 TEMPO 0212/0218 06015G25KT 3000 LIGHT TSRA FEW030CB SCT030 BKN100 BECMG 0306/0308 23015G25KT 7000 SCT030 SCT100 FM031500 24005G15KT 6000 SCT030 SCT100 FTPCFP 92011103 --------------------------------------------------------------------- SABRE DISPATCH MANAGER FLIGHT PLAN --------------------------------------------------------------------- FLT# /DATE ORG /DST ACFT/REG PLAN ID GRIB AVGWC/TD 788 /02SEP12 EGLL/OPLA B77W/APBID 92011103 0206 P028/P07 ETD:1600/2256:ETA FMS ROUTE - LHRLHE/006 RT DIST 3532 GC DIST 3417 EGLL BPK6J BPK M185 CLN UL620 ARNEM UP147 RKN UL980 SUI L980 USTIL UL980 TAMAK A87 AKT B363 NAKUK B198 BUPOR A107 GR A466 AMDAR M875 SITAX A466 HARPA ZARAF ZARA1A OPLA FL PROFILE 310 ROBEG 330 MEDOL 350 EQPTTYPE B777-300ER / ENGTYPE GE90-115BL PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE - CLB/310.M84 - CRZ/LRC - DSC/M84.310 APD FACTOR - CLB/ - CRZ/ - DSC/ HIGHEST TERRAIN A-B 19800FT HIGHEST TERRAIN B-C 16600FT PLANNED FUEL TIME WEIGHTS ACTUAL STRUCTURAL OR TRIP 56344 06.56 | DOW 174541 174541 PERF LIMIT CONTINGENCY 2818 00.23 | PLD 49959 ...... XHLD DEST 0 00.00 | ZFW 224500 ...... MZFW 237700 ALTN/KHI/OPKC 10870 01.19 | RPF 74400 ...... FCAP 144900 XHLD ALTN 0 00.00 | RPW 298900 ...... MRPW 341100 STD HOLDING 3168 00.30 | TOW 297615 ...... MTOW 339900 ETP/BU 0 00.00 | TIF 56344 ...... RECLR/BU 0 00.00 | LDW 241271 ...... MLDW 251300 MIN REQUIRED 73200 09.08 | FOD 16856 EXTRA 0 00.00 | RES 14038 TKOF FUEL 73200 09.08 | TAXI FUEL 1200 | FUEL ORDERED . RAMP FUEL 74400 09.08 | REASON . --------------------------------|----------------------------------- BALLAST FUEL 0 INCL IN RAMP FUEL -------------------------------------------------------------------- BURNOFF ADJUSTMENT PER 1000 KGS CHANGE IN TAKEOFF WT - 000133 KGS RESTRICTED MAX TAKE OFF WEIGHT INFORMATION ------------------------------------------ A. B. C. R.T.O.G.W 339900 MLDW 251300 MZFW 237700 TRIP FUEL 56344 T.O.FUEL 73200 LNDG LMT TOGW 307644 ZFW LMT TOGW 310900 ALTERNATE AIRPORTS SUMMARY -------------------------- ALT1 FMSDIVRTE FL WC ETI ZFW TRIP RQDFOB NM KHI/OPKC LHEKHI/001 360 P001 01.19 224500 10870 74400 561 OPLA LEMO3A LEMOM J112 NH NH2A OPKC OPTIONAL FMSDIVRTE FL WC ETI ZFW TRIP RQDFOB NM ---------------------------------------------------------- ISB/OPRN LHEISB/001 160 M001 00.29 224500 4591 66926 147 OPLA HAFI2A HAFIZ J121 POMAR POMA1F OPRN WNS/OPNH LHEWNS/001 340 P000 01.05 224500 9277 72430 450 OPLA LEMO3A LEMOM J112 NH DCT OPNH SKT/OPST LHESKT/ALT 040 P002 00.25 224500 4276 66557 111 OPLA DCT LEMOM LA J220 SLT DCT OPST FLT 788 /02SEP12 - PLAN ID 92011103 - PAGE 1 OF 16 CONTINGENCY PLAN SUMMARIES -------------------------- CASE PROFILE TRIP TIME FUEL RAMP WT 307600 ZFW 231500 TIME 0656 FRQD 076100 TRIP 057696 FL310 ROBEG 330 MEDOL 350 RAMP WT 290300 ZFW 217500 TIME 0656 FRQD 072800 TRIP 055126 FL310 ROBEG 330 MEDOL 350 1XFL LOWER TIME 0656 FRQD 074600 TRIP 057679 FL290 ROBEG 310 MEDOL 330 2XFL LOWER TIME 0700 FRQD 076400 TRIP 059412 FL270 ROBEG 290 MEDOL 310 1XFL HIGHER OR LIM ALT TIME 0656 FRQD 072800 TRIP 056037 FL330 BEMBI 350 FLT 788 /02SEP12 - PLAN ID 92011103 - PAGE 2 OF 16 FLIGHT PLAN REMARKS FROM DISPATCH --------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- ATIS - EGLL INFO . RWY . WIND . / . VIS . TEMP . QNH . ATC CLRNCE . ------------------------ NAVIGATION LOG ------------------------- POINT FIR AWY FL OAT TR/T TAS DIST ETI ET0 SEGBO POINT NAME MORA WC MACH TTLD TTLT RTO ACCBO FREQ LATITUDE LONGITUDE SHR TR/M GS ATO FOB --------------------------------------------------------------------- EGLL ELEV 00083FT ETD/1600 OFF BLOCKS . DLACODE . LONDON HEATHROW AIRBORNE . RAMPFUEL 74400 N51 28.7 W000 27.7 TKOFFUEL 73200 --------------------------------------------------------------------- D073J BPK6J CLB 067T 201 10 00.03 .... 972 D073J 2600 P006 10 00.03 .... 972 N51 32.6 W000 12.8 WS 2 069M 208 .... 72228 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- D197J BPK6J CLB 023T 335 3 00.00 .... 179 D197J 2600 M001 13 00.03 .... 1151 N51 35.4 W000 10.9 WS 2 026M 334 .... 72049 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- D197F BPK6J CLB 016T 340 4 00.01 .... 237 D197F 2600 M003 17 00.04 .... 1389 N51 39.2 W000 09.1 WS 2 017M 337 .... 71811 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- BAPAG BPK6J CLB 015T 369 4 00.01 .... 219 2600 M004 21 00.05 .... 1607 N51 43.1 W000 07.4 WS 2 016M 365 .... 71593 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- BPK BPK6J CLB 021T 319 2 00.00 .... 120 BROOKMANS PARK 2600 M002 23 00.05 .... 1727 117.5 N51 45.0 W000 06.4 WS 2 022M 317 .... 71473 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- TOTRI M185 CLB 082T 379 11 00.02 .... 580 2600 P013 34 00.07 .... 2307 N51 46.5 E000 11.8 WS 2 083M 393 .... 70893 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- MATCH M185 CLB 081T 396 2 00.00 .... 98 2600 P012 36 00.07 .... 2405 N51 46.8 E000 15.0 WS 2 085M 408 .... 70795 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- BRAIN M185 CLB 083T 411 15 00.02 .... 714 2600 P012 52 00.09 .... 3119 N51 48.7 E000 39.1 WS 2 086M 423 .... 70081 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- FLT 788 /02SEP12 - PLAN ID 92011103 - PAGE 3 OF 16 ------------------------ NAVIGATION LOG ------------------------- POINT FIR AWY FL OAT TR/T TAS DIST ETI ET0 SEGBO POINT NAME MORA WC MACH TTLD TTLT RTO ACCBO FREQ LATITUDE LONGITUDE SHR TR/M GS ATO FOB --------------------------------------------------------------------- DAGGA M185 CLB 084T 416 5 00.01 .... 246 2600 P013 57 00.10 .... 3365 N51 49.3 E000 47.7 WS 2 086M 430 .... 69835 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- CLN M185 CLB 083T 446 13 00.02 .... 574 CLACTON 2600 P013 70 00.12 .... 3939 114.55 N51 50.9 E001 08.9 WS 2 086M 459 .... 69261 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- ARTOV UL620 CLB 072T 469 11 00.01 .... 457 2600 P008 81 00.13 .... 4396 N51 54.3 E001 25.6 WS 2 072M 477 .... 68804 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- TOPC UL620 FL310 M044 072T 483 21 00.03 .... 865 2400 P009 102 00.16 .... 5262 N52 00.9 E001 58.3 WS 2 074M 492 .... 67938 WIND/VEC AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- REDFA EHAA UL620 FL310 M044 072T 495 20 00.02 .... 339 2400 P010 M84 122 00.18 .... 5600 N52 06.9 E002 29.3 WS 2 074M 506 .... 67600 WIND/VEC 314029 AWIND........AGS........ABURN......... --------------------------------------------------------------------- TULIP UL620 FL310 M044 073T 495 53 00.06 .... 883 2300 P015 M84 175 00.24 .... 6483 N52 22.1 E003 51.4 WS 1 073M 510 .... 66717 WIND/VEC 296024 AWIND........AGS........ABURN........
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